AboutJean Mornard Expertise I am happy to answer questions about formatting and layout, mail merge, tables, graphics, tracking changes, outlining, and more. I currently use Word 2007, but I can also answer many questions about Word 2003.
Experience I have worked professionally on MS Word since 1992 when v2.0 was launched. For one employer, I created several macros to address the issues of translating a document from a Sun-based desktop publisher to Word and then from Word to ASCII (a VERY specific application). I have created mail merge letters and labels, fliers and brochures, concert programs, investment company documents, large running tables, along with the more ordinary word processing documents.
Education/Credentials B.A from the University of Minnesota
Participated in several work-required training sessions on the entire MS Office Suite, the latest being on the transition between Office 2003 and Office 2007. I have also conducted training sessions on Word and Excel within my work setting.
I am creating a codebook with a table of contents, which will list several variables used in my program. Below the table of contents I will have a detailed description of each variable. I want to create an intra-document link (like hypertext? but not a link to a webpage) that will allow the user to click on a variable listed in the table of contents and be brought to the point in my document where that particular variable is explained. How do I do this? Thank you.
Answer Hi Sarah,
I believe what you want is to create Bookmarks. I haven't used them much, but if you go to the help section and search for "Bookmark" it will walk you through the process of creating and defining them. I hope this helps.
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